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MozYouth Foundation announces official launch of Internship program funded by Mozambique LNG project for 500 Mozambican Youths
10:03 CAT | 09 Apr 2024
File photo: Stakeholders and interns gather at the official launch of the MozYouth Internship Program, supported by the Mozambique LNG Project
Pemba, Mozambique – March 27, 2024 – MozYouth Foundation is proud to announce the official launch of the Internship Program, funded by the Mozambique LNG Project operated by TotalEnergies EP Mozambique Area 1 Limited. This groundbreaking program aims to provide paid professional internship opportunities to 500 Mozambican youths, lasting from 3 to 6 months.
The internships, conducted in collaboration with local and international companies across various sectors such as energy, engineering, technology, administration, among others, will provide Mozambican youths with practical experiences and professional development opportunities in diverse fields to better integrate into the job market and contribute to the sustainable development of the country.
The audience applauds during the official launch of the MozYouth Internship Program.
During the official launch ceremony of the Internship Program, held in Pemba City, the Governor of Cabo Delgado Province, Valige Tauabo, explained that the program aims to reinvest in micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises, as well as encourage the hiring of locally talented and trained youth to join the private sector.
Key stakeholders gather at the official launch of the Mozambique LNG Project’s Local Content Program. Pictured (from left to right): Joaquina Abdalberto, District Administrator of Pemba; Edna Simbine, TotalEnergies Representative; Valige Tauabo, Governor of Cabo Delgado Province; Pedro Santos, CEO of MozYouth; and Jackson Somar, representative from the municipality.
“We are thrilled about the launch of this innovative program, which represents a significant step in our mission to empower Mozambican youth and promote their socio-economic integration,” said Vanessa Muteia, Operations Manager at the MozYouth Foundation. “We extend our gratitude for the continuous support from the Mozambique LNG Project, operated by TotalEnergies, and all our partners in making this program a reality, which will have a lasting positive impact on the lives of Mozambican youths,” added Pedro Santos.
Vanessa Muteia, Director of Operations at the MozYouth Foundation, speaks at the official launch of the MozYouth Internship Program, supported by the Mozambique LNG Project. Her address underscores the organization’s dedication to empowering Mozambican youth and fostering socio-economic integration.
Edna Simbine, Local Content Manager at TotalEnergies EP Mozambique Area 1 Limited, stated: “Our support for this professional internship initiative for Mozambican youths is part of the implementation of our local content strategy and reflects our strong commitment to contributing to the sustainable development of the country, overall, and of Cabo Delgado, in particular. Through our CapacitaMoz initiative, we will continue to contribute to the training and empowerment of Mozambican youths in various areas to better benefit from the opportunities the country offers.”
Prospective participants interested in the Internship Program are encouraged to follow updates through the official website of MozYouth Foundation and the communication channels of the Mozambique LNG project.
About MozYouth Foundation:
The MozYouth Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering and developing Mozambican youth through professional internship programs, training, and community development initiatives. Founded by pillars of the private sector, MozParks, FNB, and Hollard Insurance, it believes in public-private partnerships to better combat youth unemployment.
About Mozambique LNG Local Content:
The Mozambique LNG Project is committed to promoting local content, aiming to create sustainable value within the region. Through a comprehensive Local Content Program, they seek to leverage and develop local resources, including the local workforce and procurement of goods and services, throughout the project lifecycle. This commitment extends beyond the Oil and Gas sector, fostering economic growth and development in Mozambique.
Their approach to local content is structured around three main pillars: Employment and Training Opportunities,
Supply of Goods and Services by Mozambicans, and Training and Technology Transfer.
Each pillar is designed to empower local communities, promote business development, and facilitate the transfer of skills and knowledge. By prioritizing local content, they aim to maximize the positive impact of the Mozambique LNG Project on the region’s economy and society.
Source: MozYouth
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